There are many camera and photo editing apps available which made everyone of us great photographers. But, now every social networking website has an app and the app itself is proving the photo editing features. Previously, it was done by Twitter and Google Plus and now, it is the time for Facebook. It has been rolling many features from the past few days and now, it has updated the auto-enhancement of images uploaded using it’s App. As of now, this is available for only iOS users and will be available for Android users soon.
Previously, when we upload an image to Facebook using the app, it shows the unedited image and few filters that can be applied to it. But, we may end up in using them or leave it. It does not have much impact on the image and was not shown interest by many. But, now when you upload an image, app shows the unedited image along with the slider below it. If you want to add brightness or light to the photo move the slider from left to right or vice versa based on your interest.
Slider will add light, shadow and some filter effects to your uploaded image. This is enabled by default. If you want to disable this, open the app and select more in the lower right corner. Go to Settings, then Video and to Photos. The, deselect the option “Enhance automatically” and it is so easy to do that.
Facebook App updated with Auto Enhancement of images
If anyone of you has used this feature, please share your feedback through comments.
Source: Tech Crunch
